How To Thrive Abroad As Expat Partners With Louise Wiles And Evelyn Simpson

Louise Wiles and Evelyn Simpson are co-founders of Thriving Abroad. Currently based in the UK, they have a total of 40 years of expat experience. They are both qualified coaches and they’ve combined their coaching skills and their experience as expat partners to create THRIVE. THRIVE is a program that helps partners of expatriate assignees to overcome the challenges of identity and purpose they often experience when they move abroad and to create expat lives they love. THRIVE kicks off on March 3. They have a free masterclass series going on right now that’s full of amazing information for expat partners at http://www.thrivingabroad.com/live-your-best-life/. You can also join them on Facebook.

This is an episode about living your best life abroad and thriving! We talked about moving abroad with your partner doesn’t have to mean putting your life on hold and how to create opportunities to do things differently overseas. If you’ve ever been an expat partner constantly moving and find yourself thinking about everyone else but yourself then this episode is for you!

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